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TypeScript is a big Superset of JavaScript which has many features which might not be shown in every beginner tutorial. This post has three of them to make your life easier learning TypeScript.
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The backend of a website can be written in many different programming languages. It is becoming increasingly common for to use Python for the backend of a website. We just published a full backend web development with Python course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel. This comprehensive course is for
You can learn the basics of Data Analytics with 30 days of practice. We just released a Data Analytics course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel. The course includes a 40-minute video, as well as a website and Jupyter notebooks. If you follow the plan laid out in these course
How you can design an inclusive and accessible org chart experience and solutions to common development challenges you will face.
One night in June, 2017 I stumbled across a website called freecodecamp.org. I was a teacher at the time who was looking for a career change. But I assumed being a programmer was out of my reach. After all, I didn’t consider myself a math whiz, never went
